Garagekey Midi Keyboard For Mac

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Need a really small keyboard for travelling or something that won't take up your entire desk? The Garagekey Mini is the perfect solution. With 37 mini keys, the GarageKey Mini offers more keys than other small keyboards so you can enter melodies, drum parts, monster chords or anything else with ease. Garagekey Mini 37 is class compliant so you just connect the USB cable and it works - with Windows, Mac and the iPad.

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1. Garagekey Mini 37 USB Midi Keyboard Zoom. Garagekey Mini 37 is class compliant so you just connect the USB cable and it works - with Windows, Mac and the iPad. (iPad requires the Apple Camera Connection Kit.) Features: -37 small dynamic high quality mini keys.
2. Miditech GARAGEKEY MINI MIDI Keyboard Overview:The smallest keyboard for. Bigger sister Garagekey, it works driverless on each Windows OS, Mac OSX.

(iPad requires the Apple Camera Connection Kit.) Features: -37 small dynamic high quality mini keys - Octave +/- buttons - USB bus powered - Colour: white - Class compliant: Works driverless with Mac OS/X, Apple iOS 4.2, Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista and Windows 7/8/10 - Includes USB-cable Dimensions: 17.75 x 4.5 x 1.25 ' 45 x 11.5 x 3 cm Video overview: Bonus Free Software!

Garage band help says that to connect a MIDI keyboard to computer, connect the keyboard to a MIDI interface, (presumably Imic), using standard MIDI cables and connect the interface to your computer. Imic receives phone jacks. Hi, if you use the usb directly in to the Mac, with garage band you can setup and play virtual instruments, just.

MacMice on Wednesday announced that is now available for pre-order and will ship on Dec. Priced at US$119.99, GarageKey is a MIDI keyboard that connects to your Mac via USB and integrates with GarageBand. It features 37 full-size keys and octave up and octave down buttons as well as riser legs that enable you to stow your Mac's keyboard under it when necessary. MacMice does not list the minimum version of Mac OS X required.

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